Ghana’s headline inflation rate continued its upward trajectory for the third consecutive month in October, broadly in line with market expectations, as underlying risks to the inflation outlook remain elevated.
Inflation Inches Closer to the Lower Bound of the Target Band in September
Inflation closed the third quarter, inching up for the second consecutive time as the domestic economy remained exposed to the ongoing geopolitical crisis. The protracted Middle East crisis continues to
Emergence of Risks Poses Dangers to the Inflation Outlook
The pace of increase in the consumer price index widened further in May, pushing the headline inflation rate to record its second consecutive increase in what appears to be a
Inflation Ends 2025 Well Within Targets
The inflation rate maintained its sustained and protracted downward trajectory to end the year at its lowest since the consumer price index was rebased in 2021. December’s inflation rate was
Inflation Begins Second Half of 2025 at 12.1%
Inflation maintained its persistent drop into the second half of the year, registering its seventh consecutive drop to close July at its lowest since October 2021. The recent inflation print
Inflation Ends First Half of the Year at a Three-Year Low
The inflation rate looked set to fall into the Bank of Ghana’s medium-term inflation target band of 10±2% in the second half of the year after the inflation rate ended
Inflation on Course to Inch Closer to the Medium-Term Target
The ongoing gains being witnessed in some key macroeconomic variables trickled down to impact the consumer price index as the headline inflation rate for May saw its sharpest decline since
Inflation Rate Slow Down to Begin 2025 at 23.5%
Ahead of the presentation of the substantive budget statement for the year, where the new government will be expected to communicate its macroeconomic targets, the rate of increase in the
Inflation Pushes Further Up to a Six-Month High
In line with expectations, the consumer price index nudged up for the third consecutive time in November as increased consumer spending as the wraps up culminated in upward price pressures.
Treasury Rates [October 7, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 25.4568% 182 – Day Bill 26.8000% 364 – Day Bill 28.5173% Treasury bill rates declined this week in line with the recent policy
Treasury Rates [April 3, 2023]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 19.3881% 182 – Day Bill 21.8569% Short-term Treasury bills rates went up this week in line with the recent hike in the monetary
Treasury Rates [April 11, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.7406% 182 – Day Bill 15.9264% 364 – Day Bill 18.2737% 3 – Year Fixed Rate Note 20.8500% Ahead of the announcement of